There are no indicators. Else there would no pump since a lot of money is used buying bitcoin.
So, a volume increase can mean somebody is cashing out, buying or a pump. The increase itself is no guarantee that a pump is coming.
Topic: how to follow whales? - page 4. (Read 4548 times)
At the beginning of my Bitcoin career i asked this question myself, too. From time to time, i figured out that following big whales - no matter for which coin - on twitter could give good information about their upcoming moves.
it was too time spending for me and i found out other ways to make Bitcoin, so i stopped to follow them.
it was too time spending for me and i found out other ways to make Bitcoin, so i stopped to follow them.
Sorry, isn't this a thread about how to follow whales and not speculation on the price of bitcoin?
I'm interested in following the big folks' movement too, but I don't know how to do it.
I'm interested in following the big folks' movement too, but I don't know how to do it.
I don't think those bitcoin whales have made any group and if they do so then there is no way for public to see their movement. It will be only dream to know about pump and dump.
but you know. there's no sense to fight with market and when Im still small fish in blockchain ocean It would be easier to hanging with whales. For now Im foused on wolume and bfxdata but Im looking for something new
Basically, don't follow the whales ,create your own.Assume your own predictions.Make your own charts.Because you can't really get a clear solution following the whales.But yeah creating charts and patterns and performing some analysis is always a good option for estimation.
Good advice fellas, thanks!
I would add that my belief is that talk of whales is far more common than whales. 
Sorry, isn't this a thread about how to follow whales and not speculation on the price of bitcoin?
I'm interested in following the big folks' movement too, but I don't know how to do it.
I'm interested in following the big folks' movement too, but I don't know how to do it.
I dont think you can, It would be a disadvantage to them if you knew that it was a pump and not just the market growing. It would be an even bigger disadvantage to them if you knew when they were going to dump.
Sorry, isn't this a thread about how to follow whales and not speculation on the price of bitcoin?
I'm interested in following the big folks' movement too, but I don't know how to do it.
I'm interested in following the big folks' movement too, but I don't know how to do it.
its a bit bullish at the minute i suspect it will be that way right up until Christmas with a steady downturn in the new year. buy around early Feb 2016. some good altcoin prices at the minute also.
Good advice fellas, thanks!
usually i follow the simple rule, that if the price stay for a very long time in the same range, a pump will eventually happen, because i consider the price rock solid at that point
now we are on a bull market
now we are on a bull market
I pretty much do the same thing here. If the price stays in the same range, I hold until a pump happens and then you get your chance.
Pretty tricky until there's a serious pump. I don't think there is much other way to know.
usually i follow the simple rule, that if the price stay for a very long time in the same range, a pump will eventually happen, because i consider the price rock solid at that point
now we are on a bull market
now we are on a bull market
I realised that small group of whales basicly own bitcoin market and do whatever they want with price. On which indicators I have to watch to follow them? volume only? some shapes on charts?
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